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In Worcester v. Georgia the Supreme Court declared that the Cherokee Nation was what?
The correct answer is, "Ruled by a government system inspired by the U.S. Constitution."
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They were successful for numerous reasons. One is that there were already a lot of Europeans there who were willing to help in the spread of Catholicism. Another is that they were mostly experienced in military conquest so if anyone actually tried to oppose the spread of Catholicism from the natives, they would be punished severely since no one could oppose the missionaries.
The unit is called Ecosystem.
Ecological units comprise concepts such as population, community and ecosystem.
<em>An ecosystem</em> is a community of plans and animals interacting with each other in an particular area. They also interact with their non-living environments (water, earth, sun, soil, climate and atmosphere).
The robins are in relationship with the earthworms because the robins eat them in order to survive and as a part of the food chain. The food chain is a linear sequence of organism through which nutrients and energy pass as one organism eats another. Ecosystems consist of creatures that mutually benefit from each other.
They got some land from the Louisiana Purchase and other land they got from Mexico through the 1848 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo.
<span>Earlier historians consider the Medial Period the 'Dark Ages' due to the absence of written records which could have survived, which would have shone some light on this otherwise unknown period in time. The Dark Ages are often thought to be the years between 500 and 1500 CE, between the endings of the Roman Empire and the beginnings of the Italian Renaissance.</span>
